Tell Some Dungeons and Dragons Funny Nat 1 Stories

One time my character, a clumsy wizard, tried to cast a simple spell to light a torch. Rolled a Nat 1. Instead of a small flame, a huge explosion of fire erupted from my hands and set my robes on fire. I had to run around like a madman while my party members tried to put me out. It was hilarious.

Once, our paladin challenged a group of goblins to a 'fair fight'. He put down his sword and shield and said he would fight them with his bare hands. Well, the goblins didn't play fair and all jumped on him at once. He ended up looking like a goblin pile with his arms and legs flailing. It was both funny and a lesson for him not to be so trusting of goblin honor.

In a campaign, we had a barbarian who thought he could charm a dragon by doing a little dance. He started flailing around like a madman. The dragon just looked at him like he was an idiot and then flew away. It was so unexpected and hilarious. We still joke about it to this day. The barbarian was so embarrassed but it made for a great story.

In a dice - based adventure game, a warrior was trying to open a simple wooden door. But when they rolled a nat 1, instead of just pushing the door open, they ended up running into it full force, knocking themselves out cold. Their teammates had a good laugh when they found him lying there unconscious next to the unopened door.

During a DND campaign, my character rolled a Nat 1 for a stealth check. I was trying to sneak past a group of guards. Instead of being quiet, my character tripped over their own feet and made a huge racket. The guards immediately noticed and started chasing me. My friends' characters had to quickly come up with a plan to either fight the guards or create a distraction so I could get away. It was so funny because it was supposed to be a simple sneaking mission but turned into a chaotic chase scene all because of that Nat 1.

Once in a D&D game, my friend rolled a nat 20 while trying to persuade a stubborn guard. He was playing a bard and his character started singing an improvised song. The guard was so impressed that not only did he let us pass, but he also joined our party for a while. It was hilarious.

One horror story could be about a group of adventurers entering an ancient, cursed dungeon. They start hearing strange whispers that seem to come from the very walls. As they progress, they find rooms filled with the remains of previous adventurers in twisted positions. Then, a shadowy figure begins to stalk them, picking them off one by one in the dark corridors until no one is left.

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Well, first you need to have a clear idea of the setting and the main goal of the adventure. Then, think about the characters' motivations and how they interact. Add some challenges and mysteries to keep things exciting.

There's a great D&D story where a party of diverse characters, including a wizard, a rogue, and a paladin, explored an ancient, haunted castle. They uncovered dark secrets about the castle's past as they delved deeper. The wizard used his magic to solve puzzles, the rogue found hidden passages, and the paladin fought off the undead. Their journey was filled with suspense and discovery.